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Wednesday 06 November 2019 8:52 am

Hong Kong Racing Tips: Royal Racer looks another winner for King of the Valley

By: Wally Pyrah

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SINGAPORE - MAY 18: Brett Prebble chats with trainer Caspar Fownes and assistant trainer Fenella Fownes in the parade ring before the Singapore International Airlines Cup during the Singapore International Cup at the Singapore Turf Club on May 18, 2014 in Singapore. (Photo by Neville Hopwood/Getty Images)

IT’S WORTH paying particular attention to Caspar Fownes’ horses at present.

The three-time champion trainer suffered a frustrating start to the season, but is now firing on all cylinders with seven winners and 25 placed horses from his last 61 runners.

Highlights in those victories have included Southern Legend winning the main event at Sha Tin last Sunday and Rise High ending the winning sequence of champion Beauty Generation a couple of weeks back.

Fownes excels at Happy Valley and with a handful of winners at the inner-city track already, he must be confident of extending that tally when he enters half-a-dozen contenders on the nine-race card.

His best chance of success could come in the shape of the consistent ROYAL RACER, who is trying 1m1f for the first-time in the Gloucester Handicap (12.45pm).

Jockey Zac Purton may have made an error of judgement in his most recent race, when rushing the four-year- old on a wide path around the turn into the home straight and having nothing more to give in the closing stages.

Results showed that horses who were ridden more patiently and closed off strongly in the latter stages of the race had plenty of success.

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With the in-form Neil Callan now aboard, as well as an inside draw and a favourable-looking mark, he must go close.

Earlier on the card, keep an eye on C P POWER who didn’t fire when strongly fancied behind subsequent winner Flash Famous early last month.

He races off a similar mark in the Lawasia Cup (12.15pm) over the extended mile and makes plenty of each-way appeal.

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C P Power e/w 12.15pm Happy Valley

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